The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-04-15

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Bagg.
]. w. Hubbard attended a sheep
shearing festival at Hamburg on
wednesday.
The Patriarchs Militant received
10 new members into the Canton on
Wednesday evening.
A, E., Stanhope has been awarded
the contract for carrying the mails
to and from the junction.
Supervisor Kenney, OF Middle
bury, has leased his farm for a term
of years, and will retire from farming.
Married, by Rev. G. L. Mount, of
Elsie, April 9th, Fred Carpenter, of
Owosso, and Sarah E. Thompson, of
Elsie.
A frs, class company Of Swiss
musicians will soon give an etertain.
ment in this city, under the auspices
of the Baptist Y. c. A.
A number of Owosso people paid
Register of Deeds Finch and wife
visit Tuesday evening, and from all
reports we judge they had good
time.
AT Lieut.. Gov. McDonald's recep-
ton Wednesday evening at Lansing,
Representative T. Fl Watson re-
sponded to the toast, sour Constit-
uents."
The young ladies of the Baptist
church will have an ice cream social
in the chapel Friday evening, April
22d. Refreshments 10 cents. All
are cordially invited.
A number Of the Odd Fellows re-
minded H. l.. Lewis that Wednesday
was his birthday by giving him a
surprise party in the evening. An
arm chair was left as present.
o. w. Stebbins and wife have re-
turned from the South, and are in
this city at the home of c. E. Shat
tuck. They leave next week for St.
Johns, where Mr.. S. will enter the
sewing machine business.
Frank M. Marsh, an employee of
the Estey Mfg. Co. for the past two
years, left Monday morning for East
Saginaw to accept position as ship
Ping clerk III large furniture factory.
We are sorry to lose Frank, but con-
graduate him on his good fortune in
securing so good position.
Advertised letters, at Owosso P. o.
for week ending April 9, 1887: Mrs
Henry Johnson, Mrs A Parks, Mrs
L { G. Mrs Kitty Bonyer, Mrs Clar-
india Hughes, Miss Lese Hooks,
Grand Ledge, E o Gibbs, w w Den
mis- & Co, l. M Barnall, James Nc
earthly, Peter McMan, L O'Neil, A
T Harinton.
The annual sheep shearing festival
of the Shiawassee County Sheep
Breeders and Wool Growers Asso.
citation will be held at Corunna on
the 27th. 1t is now thought the
shearing will last two days, and in
that event would probably begin on
the 10th. Due notice Of the dates
will be given
Births: To l.. l.. Barnum and wife,
Thursday, II pound son; to J. w.
A. Cooper and wife, aIII-2 pound
boy, Monday; to Eugene Sutton and
wife, a II Ia pound son, Sunday; 10
Ed. Decker and wife, son, Sunday;
to r. A. Detterich and wife, son,
'rhursday---weight not given, but Russ
weighs more than 800 lin his feel
ings.) Not much of a week for boys
either.
Corunna Journal: Through the
agency of Capt. A. ]. Patterson,
Harry Gilmore, the noted bandmas
ter, donated $40 towards the cree
ton of steeple on the Catholic
church, Owosso.--Wedding bells
again! Mr.. Green Olney and Miss
Maria Martin, Of Caledonia, were
united at Vernon on Wednesday.
The wedding services were quite
elaborate and congratulations pro
fuse.
Married at the residence of the
brides parents, in Bennington, April
I3th,by Rev. G.. H. Wilson, Henry B.
VanLieu, and Sarah A. Wilcox, both
of Bennington. The large house of
Mr.. Wilcox was we'll filled with the
friends of the couple to witness the
happy event and 10 express their
well wishes on the occasion. The
young people have the high respect
Of their large circle Of acquaintance
and start married life with good pros
poets. May their years be many and
blessed.
The Owosso Savings aad Loan
Association was organized Wednesday
with a capital stock of 500, 900. The